Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01
THE LADY SAYS
B L O T
Gathered by Our Special Reporter on
His Rounds in that Lively Neighbor-

Gathered by Our Special Reporter o.
His Rounds in that Lively Neighbor
hood.
The boarding houses are all crowded her
and all doing well.
A matrimonial boom is exp. cted shortl,
here. That is by the young ladies.
It is said James Morris will soon rob tn
gulch OF one OF it's fairest daughters.
Miss Grace Mckinley will give a part,
Thursday night to her nume,o Gus friends.
Quite a number of our people are givin,
their houses q holiday appearance by
painting them.
Dan McEwen, who lately. cut his hane
with an Ak at the Anaconda niue is able tc
be at work again.
The Anaconda Company is erecting ma
chinery for the purpose of sinking another
shaft between the present hoist and rail
road.
Quite a number of our young people at.
teuded the party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris on West Quartz street the other
evening.
Miss Lou Purcell will give a party within
the next week. No doubt it will be a grand
success, as she never does anything by
halves.
Carpenters are now busy building q
wooden railroad bridge across Dublin
gulcn. the grading OF which is almost com.
pleted and the road bed ready for the
rails.
The smiling countenance of Harry Cassidy
ls Still seen once or twice q week and on
Sunday evenings in Dublin Gulcb. II Harry
does live in Centreville they say there is an
attraction which draws him hither.
Preparations are now being made for a
grand wedding to a k place shortly. It is
whispered the contracting parties are MIR.
Denny Lowney and Miss Maggie Sullivan.
They have the good wishes OF all their &C.
quaintances for their future welfare.
1t is said by the knowing onrs that John
Sullivan will oon be united in matrimony
to one OF Dublin gulch's fairest daughters.
Denny, a namesake of his. says he won't
be outdene in the matrimonial line, but
that if John gets married he will follow
suit. He is building q cage in which to put
the young lady.
A butcher lately attempted to drive to
the upper end of the gulch, and in crossing
from the upper side OF the gulch to 60 to
Duggan's the wagon unset, owing to the
bad condition Of the road. The butcher
says hereafter he will leave Dublin gulch
"oNS' No ~ SSoc III @Oo " lCp At LIS
wagon. A great many wagons have been
smashed in that way.
Miss Mamie Lloyd last Tuesday evening
gave a party to her numerous friends. The
evening was spent pleasantly in games,
dancing and singing. Amongst those who
were present we witnessed the following:
Misses McGinley, the Misses Nevin, Lou
Purcell, May Martin, Messrs. Morris, Short,
Purcell, Fallon, Nevin and Pol-burg. The
party was voted a grand success by those
h were in attendance. Mrs. John Lloyd
had prepared al elegant lunch to which
at midnight the guests did ample justice.
Considerable complaint is heard against
the Board of COmmi-~ sioners in regard to
the bad condition of the road leading up
into the eulch. A petition was RECENTLY
here and presented to the Com
m~lssioners, but Sc far they have paid no
to the same. Not long ago a
was brought down in a hearse to-
wards the main thoroughfare, when the
pail bearers had to hold down the hearse
the upper side to prevent the same
rom upsetting. 1t is to he hoped that the |
proper authorities will look after the mat |
ter and have the same remedied. The road |
could be made passable at a small outls v.